Remembrance
Nothing is louder than overthinking after midnight
Ezra had been running and running for so long, he had been lucky to find shelter from the ever-increasing paranoia chasing him. The thought and belief that someone was always chasing him. That someone knew where he was. Perhaps it was the exhaustion playing with his mind but he couldn't shake the idea that there was someone or something after him. Ezra picked himself back up and began his trek, he couldn't stay anywhere for long lest his tracks are followed. As he looked around, he saw in the distance the silhouette of a house; a possible place of safety. Ezra quickly looked around, making sure nobody was around just before he sprinted for the house.
His panting and breathing were heavy and loud, his anxiety kicked up as he worried if there was anybody in the house. After a few minutes of having his ear against the wall, he was almost certain there was nobody in there. Ezra paced around the house, clinging to the wall, his eyes pulled open as exhaustion weighed them down. He eventually hit a cellar door. It was unfortunately locked with a chain. A rusted chain. Ezra decided his exhaustion wouldn't get the best of him. He rubbed his hands together and slowed his breathing, just before he gripped the chain and yanked it. It didn't work. Come on... One more. He tightened his grip as he pulled on it with such ferocity, he screamed mentally. With that yank, the chain cracked apart. Ezra threw the chain to the side and entered the cellar.
Ezra wasn't expecting a lot, a good floor to sleep on would've been a godsend but what he found was much more than that. A semi-clean wood floor with a torn-up couch and desk area with a radio. Ezra celebrated his luck and immediately sat down at the desk to inspect the radio.
It was in decent condition but seemed to be a little worse for wear. It was all he could get however so he wasn't complaining. While the chair he sat in was wobbly and felt like he could cause it to collapse at any moment. But as it stood, everything was fine, his paranoia was still high in gear but it was going down. With this radio, however, he had access to a radio frequency that was meant to be used whenever he and his team would be split apart. But then he remembered, his team was killed or that's what he at least thought. There could've been someone who had survived. It was a shot in the dark for sure but he needed all the help he could get so if there was someone alive from his team, this is most likely where they'd be broadcasting.
He turned the dial to the set frequency, sitting there for but a moment before he decided to let it sit while he laid down. As he laid down, exhaustion pulled his eyes shut and as he dozed off to sleep, he heard a familiar voice. William. Ezra launched himself off the couch and immediately picked up the broadcaster.
"Checking in. This is Special Agent Ezra Aigner. Sound on." His breathing was heavy from both exhaustion and excitement. "What's the situation? Where are you?" Ezra paused for a moment, worry in his voice. "Is anybody else alive..?"
Kloudy
His panting and breathing were heavy and loud, his anxiety kicked up as he worried if there was anybody in the house. After a few minutes of having his ear against the wall, he was almost certain there was nobody in there. Ezra paced around the house, clinging to the wall, his eyes pulled open as exhaustion weighed them down. He eventually hit a cellar door. It was unfortunately locked with a chain. A rusted chain. Ezra decided his exhaustion wouldn't get the best of him. He rubbed his hands together and slowed his breathing, just before he gripped the chain and yanked it. It didn't work. Come on... One more. He tightened his grip as he pulled on it with such ferocity, he screamed mentally. With that yank, the chain cracked apart. Ezra threw the chain to the side and entered the cellar.
Ezra wasn't expecting a lot, a good floor to sleep on would've been a godsend but what he found was much more than that. A semi-clean wood floor with a torn-up couch and desk area with a radio. Ezra celebrated his luck and immediately sat down at the desk to inspect the radio.
It was in decent condition but seemed to be a little worse for wear. It was all he could get however so he wasn't complaining. While the chair he sat in was wobbly and felt like he could cause it to collapse at any moment. But as it stood, everything was fine, his paranoia was still high in gear but it was going down. With this radio, however, he had access to a radio frequency that was meant to be used whenever he and his team would be split apart. But then he remembered, his team was killed or that's what he at least thought. There could've been someone who had survived. It was a shot in the dark for sure but he needed all the help he could get so if there was someone alive from his team, this is most likely where they'd be broadcasting.
He turned the dial to the set frequency, sitting there for but a moment before he decided to let it sit while he laid down. As he laid down, exhaustion pulled his eyes shut and as he dozed off to sleep, he heard a familiar voice. William. Ezra launched himself off the couch and immediately picked up the broadcaster.
"Checking in. This is Special Agent Ezra Aigner. Sound on." His breathing was heavy from both exhaustion and excitement. "What's the situation? Where are you?" Ezra paused for a moment, worry in his voice. "Is anybody else alive..?"
Kloudy